Feb. 28 (Bloomberg) -- The following companies may have
unusual price changes in trading tomorrow. Stock symbols are in
parentheses, and share prices are as of the latest close. The
information in each item was released after markets shut unless
stated otherwise.

Cosco Corp. Singapore Ltd. (COS SP): The shipbuilding unit
of China’s biggest shipping company said it won contracts,
valued at $190 million, to build seven bulk carriers for a
European customer. The stock rose 2.2 percent to S$1.175.

Elpida Memory Inc. (6665 JT): The Tokyo Stock Exchange said
it will start to remove bidding and offer limits on the
chipmaker’s shares, which are set to be delisted on March 28.
Elpida filed for bankruptcy on Feb. 27 with debts of 448 billion
yen ($5.6 billion), according to a filing with the finance
ministry. Elpida fell by its daily limit of 80 yen, or 24
percent, to 254 yen.

Fuji Electric Co. (6504 JT): The machinery maker said it
will export its first industrial fuel cells to Daimler AG in
Germany. The stock dropped 0.9 percent.

JX Holdings Inc. (5020 JT): JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp.,
Japan’s largest refiner and a unit of JX Holdings, plans to
process 21 percent more crude in March compared with a year
earlier, according to a company official who declined to be
identified. Shares of the parent fell 0.1 percent to 507 yen.

Mitsubishi Corp. (8058 JT): The trading house agreed to pay
$280 million for a 20 percent interest in Talisman Energy Inc.’s
natural gas and oil projects in Papua New Guinea, according to a
report from ABC Radio Australia. The stock fell 1.1 percent to
1,986 yen.

Noble Group Ltd. (NOBL SP): The Hong Kong-based commodities
supplier said fourth-quarter net income tumbled 57 percent from
a year earlier to $105.7 million. That compares with the average
estimate of $122.9 million by seven analysts compiled by
Bloomberg. The shares added 0.4 percent to S$1.375.

Sino Land Co. (83 HK): The developer controlled by
billionaire Robert Ng said profit for the six months ended Dec.
31 fell to HK$4.3 billion ($554.5 million) from HK$5.34 billion
a year earlier. The stock gained 2 percent to HK$14.08.